one of the few remaining swing congressional districts new york s 19th went democratic. at least far moment in time, he was a snapshot of america s political mood. a swing district won by obama and then trump and then biden voted to send democrat pat ryan to washington. ryan ran on abortion right. his republican opponent focussed on the economy and crime. and now a midterm election that is just 73 days away and once seemed a fore gone conclusion, a republican takeover of the house and the senate, is much more uncertain. as jonathan weissman pointed out the new york times this week, republicans need just five seats to win the house. and their candidates are in strong positions to win the bulk of nine districts that mr. trump would have won easily two years ago if the new maps had been in place. seven of those nine seats do not have a democratic incumbent to defend them. here is another way to look at it. the nonpartisan cook political report rates 10 democratic seats as lean
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and love of country before everything. patrick, since her passing, and more recently we have learned she really was duped by martin ba here is, right, in that pan a ram ma interview. of what consequence was that? the direct consequence of martin basher s unethical interview she was cut off from the royal family and the support system that that represented. the interview led to direct intervention from the queen instructing both charles and diana to finalize their divorce and that meant that from then on diana was on her own. and that led, i think, through a series of interconnected incidents to her being in the back of that mercedes in paris on the tragic night. but for the bashere interview could the marriage to charles survived? by her telling, there were three
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Martin Basher: Birds of Paradise
April 13 - May 14 Untitled, 2021. Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 100cm.
Martin Basher’s latest solo exhibition at Starkwhite introduces a new body of work to a New Zealand audience. Large-scale paintings build graphic layers of hard-edged and linear botanical shapes into stark, sumptuous forms hovering somewhere between floral still-life that traditional genre of painting steeped in allegory and moral contemplation and hybridised, layered abstraction. Incorporating the gradient-based abstractions Basher is best known for, while pushing out into new territories of figuration, the exhibition takes his work into places the artist describes as some of the most “pictorially challenging, tenuous, interesting and exhausting I’ve been in for years.”
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